CHM 321L (Quantitative Analysis Lab)
Info Page.
 

The lab syllabus is here.  (CHM 321L syllabus)
 

Some spreadsheets (lab reports) are below, others will be posted as the semester continues.
Reports will be turned in electronically (see due date listed in spreadsheet).  PLEASE include your LAST name in the title of the spreadsheet so that I can easily determine the spreadsheet owner (and your file won't get overwritten with someone else's report of the same name!).  Thanks!! 

Email spreadsheets to:  cbender@uscupstate.edu

The spreadsheet for Experiment #2 (Gravimetric Analysis) is here. (Due Feb 9, 2010)
The spreadsheet for Experiment #3 (KHP Analysis) is here. (Due Feb 17, 2010)
The spreadsheet for Experiment #4 (Vinegar Analysis) is here.  (Due Feb 23, 2010)
The spreadsheet for Experiment #5 (Mg with EDTA titration) is here (Due:  March 2, 2010)
The spreadsheet for Spectrophotometric titration of KMnO₄ is here--note, it's three pages long!. 

• (Due:  if you performed this on March 2, due March 16)
• (Due:  if you performed this on March 23, due April 6--note the deadline extension!!!)
   

You get to make your own spreadsheet for the Gran plot and pH titration curve.  Isn't that cool?!?!?!

• (Due:  if you performed this on March 16, due March 30)
• (Due:  if you performed this on March 30, due April 13--note the deadline extension!!)
   

The spreadsheet for Spectrophotometric analysis of iron is here.

• (Due:  if you performed this on March 16, due March 30)
• (Due:  if you performed this on March 30, due April 13--note the lab extension!!)
   

The spreadsheet for Carbonate Analysis is here. (Due:  April 20)

Chemistry Formatter.  Notice how even in the Excel spreadsheets, chemical formulas are written with the proper superscripts and subscripts?  You should do this, too!  Click here for an easy way to make the computer automatically format chemical formulas in either MSWord or MSExcel.   (The link was changed to a non-login version on 30 Aug 2007, so you should be able to download this now.)

Need some more values for a Q-test?  Download this table (MSWord document).

Announcements

The class has been split into two groups:  Be sure to check the updated lab schedule (handed out in lab, also available here) to keep track of the experiment you are doing.  Group A is comprised of last names beginning with A-K, Group B is L-Z.